In Los Angeles, dressing for success can mean many things. But if there’s one thing the women of All’s Fair have taught us, it’s that a killer wardrobe is every bit as essential as a killer legal strategy. In Ryan Murphy’s deliciously over-the-top Hulu drama, a team of high-powered female divorce attorneys goes head-to-head with the city’s wealthiest and messiest clientele, navigating scandalous secrets, shifting loyalties, and multimillion-dollar breakups — all while dressed like every hallway is a runway.
Leading the charge is Allura Grant (Kim Kardashian), whose formidable ambition is matched only by her penchant for sharp tailoring and high-impact designer pieces. Then there’s Liberty Ronson (Naomi Watts), whose understated elegance proves that quiet luxury can speak volumes, and Emerald Greene (Niecy Nash-Betts), whose unapologetically bold ensembles make just as much of a statement as her courtroom arguments. Their approaches to fashion may differ, but these women know that whether you’re negotiating a divorce settlement or plotting your next power move, looking the part is nonnegotiable.
With Season 2 premiering November 4 on Hulu, there’s no better time to revisit the wardrobes that make the show’s legal battles almost as entertaining as its fashion. Fortunately, LA is home to some of the country’s most covetable luxury vintage destinations, where you can channel the attorneys’ signature styles without a seven-figure settlement. From Allura’s boardroom-ready glamour to Liberty’s refined femininity and Emerald’s more-is-more sensibility, consider this your shopping itinerary. Court is now in session.
Tab Vintage
North Hollywood, Los Angeles
Good taste never goes out of style, and neither do the treasures at Tab Vintage. This appointment-only archival studio specializes in one-of-a-kind designer pieces, meticulously sourced and restored with an eye for craftsmanship and timeless appeal. Whether you’re building a case for Allura’s commanding glamour, channeling Liberty’s refined elegance, or embracing Emerald’s flair for the unexpected, its carefully curated collection offers something for every All’s Fair fashion philosophy. And honestly, who would make an objection to having too many vintage treasures?
Whether you’re building a wardrobe worthy of LA’s most stylish attorneys or simply hunting for your next great vintage find, consider these boutiques your starting point. After all, if All’s Fair has taught us anything, it’s that love can get complicated, loyalty is negotiable, and a fabulous outfit is always worth fighting for.
For more high-stakes drama, spectacular designer fashion, and enough scandal to keep even the savviest divorce attorney on her toes, catch Season 2 of All’s Fair, premiering November 4 on Hulu.
